Will be researching this this week.... if anyone already does this or has done it, comment here on your experience! It’s used as a survival method of purifying water.
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Many people install water filters below the sink. They presumably filter many things. Or use a Water Filter Pitcher. Not sure if this actually works... we have pretty good water here, so I'm not too concerned about this.
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However, I own some water filters and life straws for hiking or longer trips. No experience with iodine 🤷
Sure but most of these filters do nothing or little for fluoride.
Easiest way to flush out fluoride is just to cut out all water sources of it & if exposed just take an extra drop of NeuIodine, then fluoride will flush out in the urine within 30 min. Toxic people first time may see crystals or cloudiness in the urine.
Where my mind is right now is because I’ve tried and tried and it’s impossible to find water mineral or otherwise that isn’t purposefully contaminated with fluoride. I’m
Pretty sure there must be a bilaw criminalising non fluoride water here
I of course have a filter specialised for fluoride however it only reduces and doesn’t completely remove. Once it’s in the water it’s almost impossible to completely remove. So trying to search for alternative methods
Live near any organic food shops? I get a 20 Litre container aquifer water for $13.99 NZD from there. Also the supermarket sell 15L spring water containers. If you can't find that in Brazil, then damn! I guess the only option is word of mouth spring water
Carbon filter will filter many organic chemicals but to get fluoride you also need an "ion exchange" filter is hard to remove. Chlorine at least is easy to remove if you let water sit open top, the chlorine will gas out after about 8 hours.
Have u looked at osmosis filter systems?
I spent some time around Norway and noticed many office spaces use these as the water quality is rather bad.... it seems they will remove some as well. Now I want one as well :)
I'm talking expensive 600$ multi stage filter systems...
Not sure but think I might have a closer look since you mention this issue so frequent.
https://truthaboutfluoride.com/does-reverse-osmosis-remove-fluoride/
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